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The parents from the previous generation didn't do the best they could do...they did the best they would do. They neglected God's commands and in doing so, they introduced their children to idols. And they can't be shocked that the idols they refused to get rid of in their lives became the idols that their children worshiped.

The book of Judges begins in the middle of Israel taking control of the Promised Land which God has informed them again that it was theirs for the taking. The issue? The first chapter sets up the rest of the book because they left the project unfinished, and we discover the consequences of their actions.

In this episode, we share our favorite books, podcasts, & resources of the year, & just reflect on 2021. Resources: Matt’s Book picks: Recovering Redemption – Matt Chandler The Secular Creed – Rebecca McLaughlin Didn’t See It Coming – Carey Nieuwhof Cherish – Gary Thomas Gospel Driven Church – Jared Wilson Matt’s Podcast picks: The […]

Have you ever wondered, as the young ruler in Luke 18:18 "What must I do to inherit eternal life?" Guest speaker Nate Stalheim helps us explore what God has to say to us in His holy scriptures in answer to this question and what that looks like put into practice in our daily living.

How do we view jealousy? God’s jealousy is good and protective for us. The question that I have is: Are we influencing others or are they influencing us in view of God’s jealousy for us?

There are so many details that are not included in the story of Jesus’ birth, and this is especially true when it comes to these mysterious wise men that show up. Who are these guys? Why did they show up? What star were they following? What was Joseph and Mary’s reaction? How much gold are we talking about here? All of Scripture is a gift given to us and that includes this part of the nativity. But how often do we ask what lessons we can learn from the Magi that sought out the King of Israel? How does their story connect with us in our faith today?

In this episode, we talk Christmas, December birthdays, and wrap up our look at Ephesians.

The purpose of prayer is to help stay connected to the God of the Universe, to help us advance His agenda and His kingdom in this place. As we put on the full armor of God so that we can stand firm against the attacks of the enemy - it is essential that we are continually connected to God through prayer.

Satan looks for unguarded areas where he can find a foothold in our life - but when we put on the armor and take up our weapons as Paul commands, we can stand firm by faith.

In this episode, we look closer at Ephesians 6:1-13 and discuss both the biblical context of bondservice & spiritual warfare.